Boundaries don’t have to feel like a trap. They can be a bridge back to trust, dignity, and peace when a loved one returns home from a recovery program. We get honest about how to welcome someone back without sliding into control, enabling, or constant conflict—and we offer a practical framework you can put on paper tonight. We start with a mindset shift: treat the returning son or daughter as an adult with agency and responsibility, not as a child to rescue. From there, we map a simple reen...
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Boundaries don’t have to feel like a trap. They can be a bridge back to trust, dignity, and peace when a loved one returns home from a recovery program. We get honest about how to welcome someone back without sliding into control, enabling, or constant conflict—and we offer a practical framework you can put on paper tonight. We start with a mindset shift: treat the returning son or daughter as an adult with agency and responsibility, not as a child to rescue. From there, we map a simple reen...
He Was Addicted, Angry, and Lost—Until Worship Changed Everything
Rebuilding Life After Addiction
56 minutes
10 months ago
He Was Addicted, Angry, and Lost—Until Worship Changed Everything
Addiction is serious. It doesn't matter what it is. But for some reason, cigarettes are just a major stronghold. Blake's rock bottom moment was a turning point in his life where he experience powerful encounter with the Holy Spirit through worship music. His story of overcoming addiction and rebuilding his life is truly inspiring and it is a testament to the transformative power of faith. This segment highlights the struggles and triumphs of his journey that we think a lot of times we see pe...
Rebuilding Life After Addiction
Boundaries don’t have to feel like a trap. They can be a bridge back to trust, dignity, and peace when a loved one returns home from a recovery program. We get honest about how to welcome someone back without sliding into control, enabling, or constant conflict—and we offer a practical framework you can put on paper tonight. We start with a mindset shift: treat the returning son or daughter as an adult with agency and responsibility, not as a child to rescue. From there, we map a simple reen...
